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First Look, H (or Ache): Hajime Kasuga’s New Nikkei Restaurant in Lima

Nikkei restaurants have been on the rise in Lima for the past several years. The Peruvian-Japanese fusion spots are home to some of the most technically skilled chefs anywhere in Peru, though with the addition of sophisticated restaurants such as Central and Manfiesto in recent years they have been overshadowed.…

Quito, Ecuador for Chocaholics

Sure Quito is home to 500-year-old church or two, though most don’t realize it’s also one of the centers of the world’s chocolate industry. Ecuador’s Arriba Nacional cacao bean is the most sought after the world over and Quito chocolate shops, cafes, and activities have become a point of reference…

A Rio Retreat to Savor Slowly: Q&A w/ Chef Dona Laura Góes

Only an hour from the 24/7 buzz of Rio de Janeiro is a tranquil retreat, where you can slow down and breath fresh mountain air, as well as savor slow food prepared with loving care. In the introduction to A Cozinha da Alcobaça, author and chef Dona Laura Góes says…

EAT/DRINK/SLEEP: Hanga Roa, Easter Island

Easter Island is a microcosm of planet earth. When the resources were depleted and war broke out in the 16th century, the population collapsed. While relying on mainland Chile for decades, the Rapa Nui are increasingly learning to be self-sustainable. For the first time in the island’s history, they have…

Cuzco’s Mercado San Pedro (Mercado Central)

The Mercado Central in Cuzco is in giant warehouse a few blocks away from the main plaza.  Unofficially, it also stretches towards the railway tracks, becoming more gritty as it does. The warehouse houses a lot of food stalls, with large sections devoted solely to either fruit drinks, snacks and…

Rent Brazil’s Twilight House (…it’s in Paraty)

In Twilight Breaking Dawn, Edward and Bella venture to Brazil to honeymoon on the isle of Esme, which doesn’t actually exist. Where they actually went was Paraty, Brazil, a colonial town and blossoming vacation retreat halfway in between Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. Specifically, they went to a beachfront…

Tortaria – A Mexican Sandwich Shop in NYC

New York City is seeing a surge in new non-taco oriented inexpensive Mexican eateries. There’s La Churreria, serving churros, Pulqueria, serving pulque and other foods, and now Tortaria, a Mexican sandwich shop.…

Bodegones of Buenos Aires: Cusic

  De niña yo tuve un sueño que hoy se ha hecho realidad, poder sentirme a tu lado a traves del cocinar. Hoy estoy aqui en Palermo mezclo sabor y amistad. Veni, sentite en tu casa, podes entrar sin golpear! When I was a girl I had a dream that…

Delta Airlines To Invest $100 Million in Brazil’s Gol

Delta Airlines has made a $100 million minority stake in Brazilian domestic carrier GOL Lihnas, a move that further shakes up South America's airline industry that is dominated by two recent mergers, LAN-TAM and TACA-Aviacna. …

The First Reviews of La Mar NYC

The first review of Gaston Acurio's La Mar in NYC are out. Here's where they have got it right, and wrong. …

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